地獄があるから自己啓発は売れる

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Why does self-help sell so well? Perhaps because people feel they are already living in hell. Inspired by Ryunosuke Akutagawa’s famous story The Spider’s Thread, this episode compares self-help, side-hustle courses, AI entrepreneurship, and online business opportunities to threads hanging above people desperate to escape their current lives. When work, money, loneliness, or uncertainty becomes unbearable, even a fragile thread can look like a lifeline. But constantly searching for the next course, method, or opportunity may become a substitute for real progress. Sometimes escaping requires no magical thread—only the slow, unglamorous work of building your own staircase.

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